Make sure your event supports wellness by being smoke-free! This guide is designed to help you during your planning with information and ideas to help make your outdoor community event smoke-free.
Outdoor events provide a wonderful opportunity for community activity and engagement. Most New Brunswickers don’t want to breathe in second-hand smoke. Creating a smoke-free outdoor event protects people, especially children, from exposure to dangerous second-hand smoke.
This guide was originally launched in January 2015. The legalization of cannabis in Canada in 2018 and the increasing popularity of vapour products over recent years pose new challenges regarding the promotion and respect of wellness-supporting tobacco and smoke-free environments. The guide has been revised in April 2019 to reflect these new challenges, and now includes a companion Guide and toolkit to promote the smoke-free nature of your event.
- Author/Origin:
- New Brunswick Anti-Tobacco Coalition (NBATC)
Resources to help and support school administrators and other educators, school board members, parents, and nutrition services professionals in making the case for healthy, freshly prepared school meals, for the sake of academic success and better health for students and communities.
- Author/Origin:
- Center for Ecoliteracy
This 2013 report describes the current Canadian evidence on geographical access to nutritious food, and associations between food environments and diet-related health outcomes.
- Author/Origin:
- Health Canada
This infographic highlights the role and importance of supporting the “CAR” needs in a community setting to support Mental Fitness. A great overview of what is the CAR approach to mental fitness and how it plays out in a community through concrete situations.
- Author/Origin:
- New Brunswick Department of Social Development - Wellness Branch
This infographic highlights the role and importance of supporting the “CAR” needs in a workplace setting to support Mental Fitness. A great overview of what is the CAR approach to mental fitness and how it plays out at work through concrete situations.
- Author/Origin:
- New Brunswick Department of Social Development - Wellness Branch
The Mental Fitness Toolkit assembles a series of documents presenting basic information that you need to know about mental fitness, including what it is and how you can support it in various settings. It contains 7 separate yet complementary information sheets and infographics visually presenting key definitions and tips to support mental fitness. These include:
- An information sheet defining mental fitness and CAR needs (Competence, Autonomy, Relatedness);
- An information sheet on how to build mental fitness into a program or activity;
- An information sheet presenting a Portrait of Mental Fitness;
- An infographic on what is mental fitness and the environments that influence it;
- An infographic on how CAR needs influence mental fitness in all environments;
- An infographic on how CAR needs influence mental fitness in work environments;
- An infographic on how CAR needs influence mental fitness within the community.
- Author/Origin:
- New Brunswick Department of Social Development - Wellness Branch
An interactive map of New Brunswick, providing data on health outcomes and determinants to build healthier communities. The Population Health Snapshot has been developed to inform New Brunswickers about their health, provincially and by health zone.
- Author/Origin:
- New Brunswick Health Council
